Epicoene; Or, The Silent Woman
  • De Ben Jonson
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

A misanthropic wealthy gentleman, desperate for absolute silence, decides to marry a woman who supposedly never speaks. However, his eccentric plan backfires spectacularly when...

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Euthyphro
  • De Plato
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

Outside the courthouse where he awaits his own prosecution, Socrates engages a self-righteous prophet in a conversation about the nature of holiness. The dialogue systematically...

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As You Like It
  • De William Shakespeare
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

The Forest of Arden becomes a playground for subversion and romance as exiled courtiers flee the rigid strictures of the court. Rosalind, disguised as a boy, orchestrates a series...

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The African Colony: Studies In The Reconstruction
  • De John Buchan
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

Drawing from his personal experiences in the Transvaal, Buchan provides a sharp administrative and social analysis of South Africa’s future. These essays offer a visionary...

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Macbeth
  • De William Shakespeare
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

A prophecy on a Scottish heath plants the seed of kingship in a loyal general's mind, leading to a bloody usurpation. Macbeth and his wife are consumed by the psychological...

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Kwan-yin
  • De Stella Benson
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

This ethereal dramatic work invites reflection on compassion and divinity, showcasing a unique literary voice that defies conventional storytelling boundaries.

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The Complete Plato
  • De Plato
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

This comprehensive volume gathers the entire output of the ancient world's most influential thinker, offering a panoramic view of his philosophical development. From the sharp,...

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The Critique Of Practical Reason
  • De Immanuel Kant
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

Kant argues that while theoretical reason cannot prove the existence of God or freedom, practical reason demands them as necessary postulates for moral action. He posits that the...

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Gorgias
  • De Plato
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

Socrates confronts the celebrity rhetoricians of his day in a passionate debate regarding the purpose of persuasion and the nature of power. The discussion escalates from a polite...

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A Midsummer Night's Dream
  • De William Shakespeare
  • Editora: Classic Books Forever

In the woods outside Athens, the laws of logic are suspended as four lovers and a troupe of actors fall victim to fairy magic. The collision of the mortal and immortal worlds...

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